A$AP Rocky says his kids had a normal childhood, but he acknowledges that watching “Cocomelon” all the time is “driving [him] nuts”

A$AP Despite being one of the most well-known couples in the world, Rocky and Rihanna’s children are still entitled to a “normal” upbringing.

Rocky recently talked candidly about his experiences as a father in an interview with Billboard. Rocky asserted that his children are just “human beings” when the journalist questioning him questioned about the regularity of his sons’ lives during their discussion of their lives.

Rocky said, “Yes they do,” before presenting evidence, in response to the journalist’s assertion that there is no way his children are strolling to the corner store like the rapper did when he was younger.

“Dude, let me show you a little bit of RZA from last night.” He pulled up a video of his 2-year-old son, RZA, strolling down a SoHo street the previous evening, saying, “Look, this is my little man right here.” They are still people. They are people.

“This is him from last night,” he said. “He’s strolling towards the corner shop.”

Rocky and his longterm girlfriend Rihanna have a 1-year-old son named Riot Rose in addition to RZA.

The rapper isn’t all that fond of one element of raising young children, despite the fact that it’s obvious how much they both adore being parents based on how frequently they talk about them.

He joked, “That s**t is driving me nuts!” in reference to the well-liked children’s show Cocomelon. “I said that, don’t tell my girl. I’m not serious. It doesn’t matter to me. She’s probably sick of it too.

In his Billboard cover story, Rocky also took the time to compliment Rih, referring to her as the “ideal person” to raise kids with.

“We manage to find balance despite our hectic schedules,” he remarked, “and the relationship is going really well.”

Rocky went on, “I don’t think there’s a more perfect person because she’s very understanding of that when schedules get hectic.” Additionally, you get to spend [the] most of your time together when there are gaps in your schedule. It’s all about compatibility and understanding.